Neurologist in Guilford, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Neuropsychology - Westchester

Neurologist

High Point, NC

Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Neuropsychology - Westchester provides adult assessments for dementia, concussion, stroke, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease and other cognitive conditions in High Point.

  • Adults needing neuropsychological assessment for memory loss or dementia
  • Adults with cognitive concerns after stroke or vascular disease
  • Adults undergoing assessment after traumatic brain injury or concussion

Carolina Neurosurgery & Spine Associates - Greensboro

Neurologist

Greensboro, NC

Carolina Neurosurgery & Spine Associates - Greensboro provides brain tumor, vascular, and advanced spine care through its Greensboro clinic and Atrium Health partnership.

  • brain tumor evaluation and treatment
  • cranial or vascular neurosurgery
  • minimally invasive lumbar or cervical spine procedures

Jonathan G. Thomas, Md

Neurologist

High Point, NC

Carolina Neurosurgery & Spine Associates - Greensboro provides brain tumor, vascular, and advanced spine care through its Greensboro clinic and Atrium Health partnership.

  • brain tumor evaluation and treatment
  • cranial or vascular neurosurgery
  • minimally invasive lumbar or cervical spine procedures

Randy O. Kritzer, Md

Neurologist

Greensboro, NC

Carolina Neurosurgery & Spine Associates - Greensboro provides brain tumor, vascular, and advanced spine care through its Greensboro clinic and Atrium Health partnership.

  • brain tumor evaluation and treatment
  • cranial or vascular neurosurgery
  • minimally invasive lumbar or cervical spine procedures

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FAQ

Should I see a neurologist, neuropsychologist, or neurosurgeon?

A neuropsychologist evaluates cognitive problems such as memory loss or post-concussion changes. Neurosurgeons handle surgical conditions involving the brain, blood vessels, or spine; routine neurological care that does not require surgery is a different fit.

What does a neuropsychological assessment evaluate?

It evaluates cognitive effects associated with dementia, stroke, traumatic brain injury, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, brain tumors, cancer treatment, and systemic illness. The listed neuropsychology service is for individual adult assessments rather than emergency care or treatment procedures.

When should a neurological problem be treated as an emergency?

Sudden weakness or numbness, trouble speaking, severe sudden headache, new confusion, seizure, or loss of consciousness requires emergency evaluation rather than a routine office appointment.

What imaging may be available through a neurosurgery practice?

The listed Greensboro neurosurgery practice offers MRI, CT, and X-ray imaging alongside neurosurgical care.